английский
немецкий
ˈblood·let·ting СУЩ. no pl
1. bloodletting (bloodshed):
- bloodletting
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2. bloodletting перенос. (quarrelling):
- bloodletting
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3. bloodletting МЕД. ист.:
- bloodletting also перенос.
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английский
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In seven volumes, the treatise covers anatomy, bloodletting, cauterization, drugs, anesthetics, wounds, fractures, ulcers, special diseases, and antidotes.
en.wikipedia.org Suddenly the bloodletting ceased as the two forces, man and beast, resorted to the water to quench their thirst and relax their tired limbs.
en.wikipedia.org It is notable in part for supporting the use of bloodletting as recently as 1923.
en.wikipedia.org She says she owes her survival to frequent bloodletting; in one single day she had four phlebotomies.
en.wikipedia.org Inflammation was diagnosed, and as was the custom at that time, the doctor decided to perform bloodletting.
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www.kas.de African elections are often confronted with manageable expectations from a worldwide community that hope for as little bloodletting as possible and mostly
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Wenn in Afrika Wahlen stattfinden, hat die Weltgemeinschaft meist überschaubare Erwartungen: Man hofft auf möglichst wenig Blutvergießen und eine
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www.kas.de African elections are often confronted with manageable expectations from a worldwide community that hope for as little bloodletting as possible and mostly democratic elections whose outcome does not endanger the stability of the particular region.
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Wenn in Afrika Wahlen stattfinden, hat die Weltgemeinschaft meist überschaubare Erwartungen: Man hofft auf möglichst wenig Blutvergießen und eine möglichst demokratische Wahl, deren Ergebnis die Stabilität in der jeweiligen Region nicht gefährdet.
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